One of the consistently best Sci-Fi shows ever, and if people don't want to get over the hurdle that it's sci-fi then they are missing out the tv show of a lifetime. Stargate SG1 was simply up there with the best sci-fi shows of all time.
Definetly agree with you on that. I can rewatch episodes of SG-1 (gotta admit it is harder with the very first ones) again and again and still love it the same way. I have yet to watch a modern tv-show that comes close to that. It feels like the modern ones either take themselves too serious or pure comedy shows. The only SG-1 episodes i did not enjoy were the ones with Vala. so pretty much everything from season 9 onwards. Hated the Ori-plot and the fact that Mitchell was the team leader and not Sam.
Yeah the very early ones CAN be a bit of a challenge, but all in all they hold up well. The actors got to grips with their characters very quickly and there are more watchable episodes than unwatchable ones ( The Nox from season one was poor for example). This show and Star Trek Deep Space Nine are the true epitome of brilliant acting and more importantly, great writing and characterisation. It's a shame there isn't a decent active forum for folks to discuss these shows.
So true. I really miss talking about that. Sharing theories, or even sometimes stupid fangirling/boying over certain actors. One of my least favourite episodes of SG-1 (minus the season 9+ episodes) is "emancipation" as well as the one where they have to retrieve a SG Team that went powerhungry on a planet, and was let by Sams exboyfriend. I usually just skip those but the rest is simply pure gold. i love the dynamic between the characters and also how they develop throughout the seasons. Oh Star Trek Deep Space Nine. I watched that as well, but i'll admit i was more of a TNG girl. Jean Luc Picard, Data and Geordie. I just loved them. I loved the whole setting of a futuristic society that overcame their differences to work together (more or less peaceful). DS9 was already a bit more serious, with the whole Bajoran/Cardassian problem
I know this is supposed to be a comedy scene, but I actually found this scene unbearably sad each and every time I watch it. Jack + Daniel on-screen together is like coming home. Damn those ninja-cutting onions.
Loved that scene. I remember thinking, "Yep, if Daniel were going to be scared, Jack would be the one he would tell that to. Funny how they both started out being so different, yet had that wonderful friendship between them. After Jack left, it seemed like Daniel was the one carrying on his legacy by being the wise guy of the group. lol.
Same. Local SciFi is always running it. Once they're done with 10 seasons and Atlantis it's back from S1 and it's nice to see the eps all over again, even if I watched them all a few times already. There's never a boring episode.
to see the Comedy of that Scene it helps to have seen all the season many many many time over. You know what they say, General. If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try again.
Exactly. Daniel saying "we've been through some bad situations." Jack's response was perfect "That we always got through." Jack was comforting a friend. One of three people Daniel could admit his feeling to, was Jack. Jack did the only thing he could: comfort a friend. This scene is all the more touching when you understand just how far their relationship progressed.
I really like it because they both know that Jack is not good at talking about feelings. So he basically said “I’m not good at this but I can show you I care by spending some time together.” Like when Jack was tortured and Daniel came and kept him company in the cell.
After all this years I still think that that look Jack gives Daniel after he says "...because we have someone looking out for us" it's mean to say "Yeah, we did, it was you"
The Ascended Ancients no doubt probably manipulated events and people to keep Daniel away from Atlantis since most of them disliked him intensely with exception of two or three.
Not that they didn't like him. I mean they let him ascend what 2 or 3 times? Its just he broke the rules a lot and didn't like their policies of non interference
@@lifeinjersey9846 arguably 1 and a half times, maybe 2 and a half when he finally dies of old age. They may dislike his attachment and involvement in the physical universe, but they may also accept this he was needed there hence why they let him interfer in the ways that he did. Also he spent most of his time cleaning up their mess, first with Ohma and then the Ori.
I get the feeling that when O'Neill said that he was hungry that he was trying to break a very serious moment with a little humor or something on those lines.
I think Jacks' comment about being hungry completely defuses a moment of dread within Daniel. Like, Jackson said: ''I'm scared...'' O'Neill simply replies: ''I'm hungry...'' And Jackson just smiles, gets pulled back to reality and thinks: ''Yeah, the Ori are not here yet. Might as well enjoy a meal...''
Exactly. Jackson wasn't looking really for any reassurance from Jack, just needed to say it. Jack acknowledged it in his usual way, which Jackson appreciated.
I love this scene, though I definitely don't think of it as a 'comedy scene.' Not sure what the fuck you're on about. It sums up a pretty serious episode between guys who have been friends through massive amounts of trauma together. O'Neill throws in a line of humour at the end like he always does, big deal. It's how he seems to deal with epic amounts of stress. Considering around 80% of the scene is quite serious, I don't know how you can claim this to be a 'comedy scene.' What the fuck are you on? (note: rhetorical - I don't actually care)
I can't get over the way their relationship has evolved since the movie; O'Neill despised Daniel in the movie, thought he was a nerd. But over the run of the series they became best friends; saving each others lives more than once. Doesn't hurt that Daniel is the only person Jack lets get away with using his first name
He let Hammond, and Maybourne. He outranked everyone else on the base with the exception of a few other Colonels so they're not allowed to call him by his first name anyway.
Of course he counts, dick or not. They're the same rank. I'm going through the marathon (again) and Hammond calls him 'Jack' a fair bit, and any civi he knows would call him Jack anyway. In real life people in the forces don't go around making people call them by their rank. In my unit all nco's are called by their first name or nick name by officers, then even the lower ranking officers get called by their first names by higher ranking officers. Regardless, Daniel isn't the ONLY one who calls him 'Jack.' I know SG-1 had a military adviser but some of their military protocol was pretty inaccurate. Such is the way of television, I guess.
brassholio First off...thanks for your service. Second; perhaps I should rephrase that...Daniel is the only member of SG-1 to call Jack by his first name
Main sentence in Galaxy Quest : "What does that mean ?" Good question for finding the solution when you face a scientific problem... You do not remenber this sentence ? Watch the movie again. You will appreciate...
Stargate got these emotions so right… of all their enemies, the Ori were the scariest. Religious zealotry in all its forms chills my soul unlike anything else.
Nice scene but the way it's shot looks like Jack and Daniel aren't really on the same set at the same time as you don't see them face to face - then the end reveals that they are ! Just wondered if it was done to endorse Richard Dean Anderson rarely being on set for season 9 & 10 & shooting his scenes in chunks ?
The Sqoou : If you watch the episode,you'll see at the end of the scene,they are together in the same room at the same time and exit together. An interesting thing about this episode is that Amanda Tapping is *not* in it.
What I get from this scene is a powerful reassurance from Jack O'Neill. Daniel admits that he is scared and the General looks at him and is basically like yeah whatever, we're gonna come on top on this threat as well. Let's eat.
Just goes to show SG-1 was better when O'Neill was around. And also shows the hacks that are around today can't do this, just lens flare and explosion's.
It feels like RDA is phoning it in during these cameos in season 9. But in season 10 and Atlantis season 3, his appearances felt more like the O'Niell of old.
(might be a 4 year old comment but still...) I agree...i simply never enjoyed the seasons from 9 onwards. mainly because of Vala but also because of Mitchell. i never understood why he was the teamleader while Sam, with copious amounts of off-world experience, the appropriate rank, was only a team member. also, i always had the feeling they simply wanted to replace jack, his humour and sarcasm, in the team and got a "younger" version of him. but it didn't work.
To add to yours Kay I agree with you. Me personally I did not like Vala that much because all she thought is Sex and being the center of attention. No wonder Daniel had to babysit her alot...
@@megandoerksen6783 I think you very much misunderstood Vala. She spent decades as a Gou'ald host, trapped in her own body and forced to bear witness to endless horrors. She deals with it by being outwardly very flippant most of the time, but you do get the occasional scene where she shows that deep down she really does care. The fact that she stays with the SGC and takes on some pretty dangerous missions with them, and puts up with all the crap that comes with it shows that she is actually pretty committed to putting right some of the wrongs in the Galaxy
I liked Mitchell. Of course I rather have O'Neill, but Mitchell's character did about as good a job as one could expect when following in O'Neill's shadow. I also agree that logically Sam should have led SG-1, but I don't think her character lends itself well to that role from the perspective of a well balanced team who's characters each have a role to play and who balance each other out to create a good narrative.
@@Matthew-li7we yeah maybe when O'neill was General of Sg1 for 1 season we got to see more of Carter lead the group it would have seemed more natural but Mitchell seemed more like a leader
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One of the consistently best Sci-Fi shows ever, and if people don't want to get over the hurdle that it's sci-fi then they are missing out the tv show of a lifetime. Stargate SG1 was simply up there with the best sci-fi shows of all time.
Definetly agree with you on that. I can rewatch episodes of SG-1 (gotta admit it is harder with the very first ones) again and again and still love it the same way. I have yet to watch a modern tv-show that comes close to that. It feels like the modern ones either take themselves too serious or pure comedy shows.
The only SG-1 episodes i did not enjoy were the ones with Vala. so pretty much everything from season 9 onwards. Hated the Ori-plot and the fact that Mitchell was the team leader and not Sam.
Yeah the very early ones CAN be a bit of a challenge, but all in all they hold up well. The actors got to grips with their characters very quickly and there are more watchable episodes than unwatchable ones ( The Nox from season one was poor for example). This show and Star Trek Deep Space Nine are the true epitome of brilliant acting and more importantly, great writing and characterisation. It's a shame there isn't a decent active forum for folks to discuss these shows.
So true. I really miss talking about that. Sharing theories, or even sometimes stupid fangirling/boying over certain actors.
One of my least favourite episodes of SG-1 (minus the season 9+ episodes) is "emancipation" as well as the one where they have to retrieve a SG Team that went powerhungry on a planet, and was let by Sams exboyfriend. I usually just skip those but the rest is simply pure gold. i love the dynamic between the characters and also how they develop throughout the seasons.
Oh Star Trek Deep Space Nine. I watched that as well, but i'll admit i was more of a TNG girl. Jean Luc Picard, Data and Geordie. I just loved them. I loved the whole setting of a futuristic society that overcame their differences to work together (more or less peaceful). DS9 was already a bit more serious, with the whole Bajoran/Cardassian problem
Fortysixter UK Gateworld forum is a pretty decent forum to discuss Stargate and other sci-fi shows.
Totally agree with you Fortysixter UK. I have every episode and I seem compelled to watch them very frequently. They just don't get old.
I know this is supposed to be a comedy scene, but I actually found this scene unbearably sad each and every time I watch it. Jack + Daniel on-screen together is like coming home. Damn those ninja-cutting onions.
I think you meant onion-cutting ninjas. No, the reverse implication joke doesn't work the way you did it, if you were trying for it.
@@drakkondarkspell I tear up too, I tear up too.
I know exactly what you mean. Those poor ninjas.
@@drakkondarkspell I admit that I´m slightly drunk atm, but the picture in my head, onions with katanas made me spit my drink. XD
Loved that scene. I remember thinking, "Yep, if Daniel were going to be scared, Jack would be the one he would tell that to. Funny how they both started out being so different, yet had that wonderful friendship between them. After Jack left, it seemed like Daniel was the one carrying on his legacy by being the wise guy of the group. lol.
Hey , Daniel was always pretty wise . I think the term you were looking for was " Smart-arse of the group " . Just sayin'...........
@@johncunningham4820 what are you some kind of wise guy? ;-)
xD "Heyyy.....what the hell are you doing here?" Daniel was like "Oh, Jack, okay, that's normal. Wait. Jack works in Washington now. Wtf?"
Love these two together.
I Loved These Interactions Between Jack and Daniel 🥰 I Miss Them
Best show ever, I've watched it 5 times now...yes thats excessive but damn, it doesn't feel like I have, its that good.
I'm in the middle of rewatching the series also. Hallowed Are The Ori👍
@@nynthworld4152 indeed
Same. Local SciFi is always running it. Once they're done with 10 seasons and Atlantis it's back from S1 and it's nice to see the eps all over again, even if I watched them all a few times already.
There's never a boring episode.
to see the Comedy of that Scene it helps to have seen all the season many many many time over. You know what they say, General. If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try again.
When isn’t Jack hungry
3 people weren't surprised to see Jack.
Jack + Daniel = Happy me (and kinda drunk ;P )
Best one was
You just said Croovas
No i didn't
Yes you did
Did not
Did
Didn't
Did
Croovas, what is that?
If O'neill had still been on the show when they cancelled someone would be dead right now.
i still wonder if any more governments learned about the stargate then the 12. it would be funny to see where the people studied stuff...
@Nackles :
No, dude, c'mon! >_< BFFs all the way!
@PsychCrazy1 Michael of course ;)
I have always loved the sorta brotherly thing they have. My fav was probably when Jack told him Sam seduced him and Daniel..🤭"Oh. You poor man."
Note how appropriate the "I'm hungry" really is as it was just time talking with a friend that Daniel needed.
Exactly. Daniel saying "we've been through some bad situations." Jack's response was perfect "That we always got through." Jack was comforting a friend. One of three people Daniel could admit his feeling to, was Jack. Jack did the only thing he could: comfort a friend.
This scene is all the more touching when you understand just how far their relationship progressed.
I really like it because they both know that Jack is not good at talking about feelings.
So he basically said “I’m not good at this but I can show you I care by spending some time together.”
Like when Jack was tortured and Daniel came and kept him company in the cell.
I always feel this is bit sad. The real SG1 are no more
sue smith
Hey they were just like all the other SG teams get a little mixed up or lose people.
Example SG-8
Back on netflix today! All SG1
"All good things...."
After all this years I still think that that look Jack gives Daniel after he says "...because we have someone looking out for us" it's mean to say "Yeah, we did, it was you"
I immediately thought that as well
Well, that's anything but a comedy scene. It's actually the most poignant scene between those two.
The Ascended Ancients no doubt probably manipulated events and people to keep Daniel away from Atlantis since most of them disliked him intensely with exception of two or three.
Not that they didn't like him. I mean they let him ascend what 2 or 3 times?
Its just he broke the rules a lot and didn't like their policies of non interference
@@lifeinjersey9846 arguably 1 and a half times, maybe 2 and a half when he finally dies of old age. They may dislike his attachment and involvement in the physical universe, but they may also accept this he was needed there hence why they let him interfer in the ways that he did. Also he spent most of his time cleaning up their mess, first with Ohma and then the Ori.
I think Jacks comment is two fold. Not only to break the moment. But also as a way to say to Daniel, lets go get something to eat and talk more...
I love how over time, Jack and Daniel became the best of buds nay brothers. Their scenes were so damn good!
Comedy scene? Not so much. But definitely a good one. It was great seeing these two again at this point in the series.
im taking this loop off lol
@@stdpozer "Right in the middle of my back swing!"
Did he just give Daniel the dad joke? "Hi Bored, I'm hungry." lmao
well jack was a father at one point so.....
Best series of all time. So miss that original crew.
This scene was absolute gold. Despite how much I love Daniel and Vala, this was the magic moment.
Yes, nothing says comedy like fear and hunger.
I get the feeling that when O'Neill said that he was hungry that he was trying to break a very serious moment with a little humor or something on those lines.
I think Jacks' comment about being hungry completely defuses a moment of dread within Daniel. Like, Jackson said: ''I'm scared...'' O'Neill simply replies: ''I'm hungry...'' And Jackson just smiles, gets pulled back to reality and thinks: ''Yeah, the Ori are not here yet. Might as well enjoy a meal...''
Exactly. Jackson wasn't looking really for any reassurance from Jack, just needed to say it. Jack acknowledged it in his usual way, which Jackson appreciated.
"Ehhh not so pretty. Over-dressed, yes"
I love this scene, though I definitely don't think of it as a 'comedy scene.' Not sure what the fuck you're on about. It sums up a pretty serious episode between guys who have been friends through massive amounts of trauma together. O'Neill throws in a line of humour at the end like he always does, big deal. It's how he seems to deal with epic amounts of stress. Considering around 80% of the scene is quite serious, I don't know how you can claim this to be a 'comedy scene.' What the fuck are you on? (note: rhetorical - I don't actually care)
I can't get over the way their relationship has evolved since the movie; O'Neill despised Daniel in the movie, thought he was a nerd. But over the run of the series they became best friends; saving each others lives more than once.
Doesn't hurt that Daniel is the only person Jack lets get away with using his first name
He let Hammond, and Maybourne. He outranked everyone else on the base with the exception of a few other Colonels so they're not allowed to call him by his first name anyway.
brassholio Hammond would rarely do that though; only on certain instances and Maybourne doesn't really count because he's a dick
Of course he counts, dick or not. They're the same rank. I'm going through the marathon (again) and Hammond calls him 'Jack' a fair bit, and any civi he knows would call him Jack anyway. In real life people in the forces don't go around making people call them by their rank. In my unit all nco's are called by their first name or nick name by officers, then even the lower ranking officers get called by their first names by higher ranking officers. Regardless, Daniel isn't the ONLY one who calls him 'Jack.'
I know SG-1 had a military adviser but some of their military protocol was pretty inaccurate. Such is the way of television, I guess.
brassholio
First off...thanks for your service. Second; perhaps I should rephrase that...Daniel is the only member of SG-1 to call Jack by his first name
Stargate SG1 is the best SciFi series. Galaxy Quest is the best SciFi movie.
Main sentence in Galaxy Quest : "What does that mean ?"
Good question for finding the solution when you face a scientific problem...
You do not remenber this sentence ? Watch the movie again. You will appreciate...
Stargate got these emotions so right… of all their enemies, the Ori were the scariest. Religious zealotry in all its forms chills my soul unlike anything else.
"Comedy scene"?
Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson Stargate Comedy Scene
Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down.
"You ended that sentence with a preposition....bastard!"
It is 4:38am and I feel lowsy! When Jack said he was hungry I laughed and I am just about to get up and eat. GO JACK GO!!! 🤗🤗🤗
Nice scene but the way it's shot looks like Jack and Daniel aren't really on the same set at the same time as you don't see them face to face - then the end reveals that they are ! Just wondered if it was done to endorse Richard Dean Anderson rarely being on set for season 9 & 10 & shooting his scenes in chunks ?
When the guy thats died a few times is scared......
I kinda like the way RDA said "That we always won." I kinda got the impression he emphasised the "we" cause his faith was in his team.
I love their friendship. :)
It is and always will be the best scifi series...
i absolutely love this scene! it's funny but also sweet :)
Are those body doubles ? Did these two even film this scene at the same time ?
The Sqoou they did shoot this in the same room...
The Sqoou : If you watch the episode,you'll see at the end of the scene,they are together in the same room at the same time and exit together.
An interesting thing about this episode is that Amanda Tapping is *not* in it.
Back when SG1 ended I thought it was time. But after seeing sooo many bad sci-fi shows in the last two decades I miss SG1 badly and it back.
Hey it's so cool you explained the scene in such definite detail. I would've never understood it without this.
Sad and humor combined, that's why I love this show so much🙏🏽
The best humor is the Jack and Daniel kind
"...some pretty bad guys".."not pretty, but overdressed" 🤣
Those are the boys
I miss these shows, i might watch them again
Time for more purple Jell-O in the Cheyenne mountain Mess hall😊
Not a comedy scene. It Best Friends doing what they do.
LIST THE EPISODE AND SEASON IN THE DESCRIPTION FOR FUCKS SAKE!
You are right about the ep name and number, and this is the actual music from the episode as well. :-)
Zero trust N🆔...just had dinner 🫕
I love how Jack simplifies any situation.....
C4
What I get from this scene is a powerful reassurance from Jack O'Neill. Daniel admits that he is scared and the General looks at him and is basically like yeah whatever, we're gonna come on top on this threat as well. Let's eat.
Just goes to show SG-1 was better when O'Neill was around. And also shows the hacks that are around today can't do this, just lens flare and explosion's.
It feels like RDA is phoning it in during these cameos in season 9. But in season 10 and Atlantis season 3, his appearances felt more like the O'Niell of old.
Love them both and all the SG 1 team.♥️♥️
What was comedic in that?
Love this scene ^_^
When you've just started rewatching SG1 and forget it runs for so long that scenes like this happen.
Daniel needs a shave.
That was sad not funny.
Music too loud in the clip!
00:35
This isn't funny
Comedy? I am flagging this for click-baiting
So Daniel wasn’t scared fighting the Goa’uld??
what episode is this?
The Ties That Bind, I think.
s09e03 - Origin
Bunch of good guy's.
Daniel Jackson is also a wrestler!
Im proud of jack and his stars and all that but cameron mitchell is really not working for me...
(might be a 4 year old comment but still...)
I agree...i simply never enjoyed the seasons from 9 onwards. mainly because of Vala but also because of Mitchell. i never understood why he was the teamleader while Sam, with copious amounts of off-world experience, the appropriate rank, was only a team member. also, i always had the feeling they simply wanted to replace jack, his humour and sarcasm, in the team and got a "younger" version of him. but it didn't work.
To add to yours Kay I agree with you. Me personally I did not like Vala that much because all she thought is Sex and being the center of attention. No wonder Daniel had to babysit her alot...
@@megandoerksen6783 I think you very much misunderstood Vala. She spent decades as a Gou'ald host, trapped in her own body and forced to bear witness to endless horrors. She deals with it by being outwardly very flippant most of the time, but you do get the occasional scene where she shows that deep down she really does care. The fact that she stays with the SGC and takes on some pretty dangerous missions with them, and puts up with all the crap that comes with it shows that she is actually pretty committed to putting right some of the wrongs in the Galaxy
I liked Mitchell. Of course I rather have O'Neill, but Mitchell's character did about as good a job as one could expect when following in O'Neill's shadow.
I also agree that logically Sam should have led SG-1, but I don't think her character lends itself well to that role from the perspective of a well balanced team who's characters each have a role to play and who balance each other out to create a good narrative.
@@Matthew-li7we yeah maybe when O'neill was General of Sg1 for 1 season we got to see more of Carter lead the group it would have seemed more natural but Mitchell seemed more like a leader
Bromance!
@TheHutch244 Well we would have a hard time conquering the world if we weren't :D Live long and Prosper (for now Mwuahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa!!!!!!)
With all of Stargate to choose from and you choose that as comedy? Sheesh!
Cool what episode is this and is this the actual music or did you change it.
1:00 Sorry, I'm just posting a random time, because my video wouldn't load otherwise :/
@trekkie441 I second that notion. Lol. Ahh, the good ol' SG-1 days!
Lunch. Always a priority.
I'm irate as hell that I'm on season 10 of SG1 now and they *still* haven't explained where the hell Jack went or what happened to his character.
Jack became "The Man". He was the head of Homeworld Security or whatever after Hammond retired. Jack works at the Pentagon
@@Lillyryum yup, I found out eventually. The show didn't do a good job of explaining what happened to him.
Where is comedy???
What episod is that?
@PsychCrazy1 Michael[;
What episode is this from?
@LilJamieP Season 9X03 Origin
"Overdressed, yes."
@taurnilancalimon:
"plot shields" LOL!
Michael...no contest :D
Thanks
Yep =)
Was that it?!
daniel looks a little scruffy there.
Michael Shanks aka Daniel was also shooting a different movie around that time thus the scruffyness
What season/episode is this from?
Season 9 episode 3 Origin
Such a beautiful friendship
Something i've noticed, every time Jack has one of these one to one conversations, it always ends with them getting food.
This budding romance tho